Global migration route map
Click any country to trace where its people are moving and on which visa categories, or flip to arrivals to see who is flowing in. Indicative annual flows for 2025-26, compiled from public aggregates and broken down into skilled, study, family, business, working-holiday, humanitarian and visitor movement.
Every migration corridor
Each corridor has its own key-facts page: annual volume, the visa-category mix, what is driving the flow, and the exact VisaChief visa pages that apply. Sorted by size.
Country migration reports
In-depth, cited fact sheets for the world's 20 biggest migration hubs - diaspora size, top destinations and sources, visa-category mix, corridor costs and processing times.
How to read this map
Figures are indicative annual movements - a blend of recent immigration inflows, international-student enrolments and visitor volumes - drawn from UN DESA international migrant-stock data, the OECD International Migration Database and destination-country statistical releases (DHS/USCIS, IRCC, ABS, UK Home Office, Eurostat). They are order-of-magnitude planning numbers to show the shape and direction of movement, not official counts. Every corridor page links to the government source for the visa categories it covers.